Freedom Golf

First I get an idea of their skill level and if they're able to perform without any limitations. Then I ask how often do they practice and how often do they play. After that what are they looking to get out of lessons? Then I ask them to take some swings so I can get a good evaluation of their swing and I also film it so I can slow it down and see in very fine detail what are their strengths and weaknesses. I'm able to compare the swing to a pro level swing and explain to them how we're gonna improve there swing. Then I do the lesson working on the basics and see if there is any improvement by the end of the lesson. I follow up by giving them drills that they can use when they go to the range. Also provide them with video and commentary about what we worked on and what we need to improve upon showing the comparisons of the b4 and after. And leave open diolect for them to contact me anytime with any questions or concerns. 

I've been playing golf for over 10 years and have gotten my skill level to a plus golfer. I've been teaching for about 2 years now and have worked with all different age groups from kids to teenagers, adults and elderly. My background is in personal training, neuromuscular therapy and kinesiology so I'm very familiar with the body and how it works. I've trained under a few coaches that already teach and who've been teaching for many years and am confident in my ability to evaluate a swing and help improve ones ability to make a proper swing which will be beneficial for their progression and also reduce stress on their bodies which entail will allow them the ability to play as long as they want to for many years. 

I charge 100 for first initial evaluation lesson. Then 130 after that. I do package deals. 5 lessons for 600 and 10 lessons for 1100. I have my own studio with the technology to help improve your game.

I got started during covid. I was playing golf during that time and while playing people noticed I had a good swing and kept asking me how I got my swing and can I recommend any tips to help improve theirs. So I did and a bunch of them came back to me pleased and mentioned that I should teach so I figured I'm obsessed with golf and I enjoy helping people improve themselves so I looked into it and next thing you know I was gaining clients and getting people to come back to me. 

I've worked with all ages from tiny kids to teenage kids, adults and elderly and I'm confident in my ability to help all of them boy or girl. 

Make sure you ask the right questions for yourself and that you feel like the coach is there actually to help you and not give you generic information. Don't settle. Also make sure you communicate with them and give them positive and or negative feedback so you feel like you're getting the most out of your time and money. 

1. What are good drills to help me improve my swing that will be beneficial in my progression.

2. Can I get you to film my swing and show me the areas I need to improve upon so I can see for myself that way I can better understand what your teaching me and how it's gonna help me improve.

3. Give me some comparisons to help me see what it looks like so I can see improvement along the way.